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English for
Law (EL)
Learn the spoken and written English skills necessary to communicate effectively
with legal clients and professionals in this interactive five or ten week course.
Why study English for Law? Topics include:
The English for Law course helps you increase
your confidence and skills in speaking, writing and
presentation in English in the legal environment. • Common Law Legal Systems and Practice
Improve your English for: • Intellectual Property Law
• Postgraduate studies in Law • Competition Law.
• Increasing your employment and career
development opportunities.
• Company formation, management and capitalisation
• Contract formation, remedies and assignment
Entry requirements
Course Content IELTS overall 5.5 with 5.5 writing OR the results of an
interview and placement test.
The English for Law course helps you to develop
legal English skills in: Need more information?
• Writing legal correspondence and reports
• Role-playing and case studies
• Reading legal texts
• English-speaking meetings and negotiations.
Please refer to www.languages.unsw.edu.au/courses/
professional-english/english-for-law for further information
about the entry requirements for this course.
AUD$450 per week (tuition fees)
“This course gave me the start I needed,
as well as the confidence to do a university
course in Australia. I liked that the class was
formed with students from different countries.
The teacher was absolutely amazing and it
was easy to engage with the content.”
Cynthia, Portugal
English for Law
Sample timetable available at:
www.languages.unsw.edu.au/courses/professional-english/english-for-law
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